A quiet app for meeting the 102 named forces in an ancient Indian diagram — desire, memory, courage, the sense of 'I am' — one at a time, and saying I feel you.
A Tuesday
The whole diagram on screen, nine rings. I zoom into one ring, then one seat. Her name, what she does, where she lives in the body. I press and hold. Two lines appear and stay: she was felt here — and she felt you back. That's it. That's the whole practice.
Why I made it
These forces aren't somewhere else. Desire is already running. Memory is already running. I wanted a way to catch one in the act and thank it, instead of treating my own inner life as furniture.
What's inside
Nine rings, from the outer square to the single point at the centre.
Every seat has a name, a meaning, a place in the body, a sound.
There's a room for letters, written by one hand only. No one else ever writes there.
What it refuses to do
No streaks, no scores, no sharing.
No pictures of goddesses — light, shape, and material only.
Nothing is ever counted on screen.
If you want to try it
It's a practice, not a page. What could travel outward — the diagram's own knowledge — lives on the site now, in the nine enclosures, with the Sri Vidya tradition credited.